General Information

For more general information on the practice please view and download our practice leaflet by clicking the link below:

Smoke Free Homes

Second-hand smoking is dangerous, especially for children; the best way to protect loved ones is to quit smoking.

At the very least make sure you have a smokefree home and car.

For more information click the link below:

Help Us Help You

If you need medical help from your GP Practice, contact us online, either by App or by phone to be assessed. If you need urgent medical help, use NHS111 online service. If you cannot get help online, call 111. If it’s a serious or life threatening emergency-call 999. NHS is here to support your mental health during the coronavirus pandemic as well as your physical health. If you’re experiencing stress or anxiety, you can get further information, including how to self refer to psychological therapies at:

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, use the NHS111 services.

Patient Access

You can now order your prescription online or view your medical records. Please ask at reception for details.

Health Checks

If you are aged between 40 and 74 years of age, and don’t suffer from a chronic disease, you are entitled to a free health check. Please ask at Reception for details

Get The Right Treatment

Every year, millions of us visit our GP with  minor health problems that can easily be resolved without a GP appointment.

There are an estimated 50 million visits to the GP annually, that could be avoided by visiting your local pharmacy instead- for conditions suchs as coughs, colds, athletes foot.

By visiting your pharmacy instead, you could save yourself time and trouble.

Self care

Keeping a well stocked medicine cabinet at home can help you  to treat many minor ailments such as coughs, colds, indigestion and many other minor ailments.These can all be treated at home with medicines which are available over the counter.

Your pharmacist can advise you on what you may find useful to keep in your medicine cabinet. Always follow the instructions on the medicine label and consult your GP if the illness continues or becomes more severe.

Your local Pharmacist

Pharmacists offer free professional advice at any time. you do not have to make an appointment. They can give you expert help on minor illnesses, such as- coughs, colds and aches and pains.They can answer questions on  over the counter medicines.They can also advise on obesity, healthy eating and giving up smoking.

Some pharmacies have a private area where you can discuss matters confidentially.They may advise that you make a GP appointment for more serious symptoms.

Cancer Care Champion

You are welcome to call into the surgery for advice, support and information where 6our non clinical Cancer Care Champion, Kay Dwyer, will be happy to supply you with relevant help and advice. You will also be able to help yourself to the many MacMillan leaflets we have on display.